The Importance Of Social Media And Interpersonal Interaction

Social media benefits interpersonal interactions.

Social interaction can be relayed, by computer mediated communication or physical interactions.

Social media such as, "Facebook" can mediate interactions through networking online. Therefore, social media benefits human contact on any level.

My discussion suggests what social media assists, within interacting with humans. Computer medicated communication has progressed drastically, since the 2000 's. For example, Mark Zuckerberg attended Harvard and created Facebook in 2004. "Facebook is the number one social media website today and it currently boasts over a billion users" (History Cooperative, 2015). The relationships can be at any distance and bond with other individuals, without their presence. My premises and conclusion is sound, compared to week one. Social media can benefit self-motivation, mental health and well-being, if positive reinforcement is present. The interpersonal

Most of the cited material covers the psychological perspective of social need to be accepted. The basis of competence, autonomy and relatedness; The goal is to be satisfied and it indirectly effects on self-esteem and well-being. Social media affect each individual differently, and by lack of social regimen, it can also affect group performance in the long run. The centrality of the debate is, it can enhance and hinder relationships, based on the positive and negative advice networks. It can stimulate relationships and/or thwart network density, and affect group interactions; as well as intrinsic motivation, social development and psychological well-balance can diminish or strive, based on the results. By supporting with evidence it can lead to a fair argument, that both traits benefit of social media. The contradiction is that social networking is indecisive and results can